Early Buzz: Prince, Beatles, sharks and more news

Hi again! I hope your week is going smoothly. Last night I stayed in, ordered Indian food and watched the HBO documentary Americans in Bed, in which a bunch of couples are interviewed while in pajamas under the covers. It's not bad, and parts are surprisingly emotional, like the scenes with a sweet elderly couple. Catch a repeat or see it on demand.

Headlines:

- Prince is on Twitter, and so far it's fantastic.

- Everyone wants Tina Fey's new TV show.

- This cast departure is bad news for Orange Is the New Black fans.

- I don't know why I read this story, but I now know the 89-year-old creator of The Love Boat is an "extreme cougar."

- The new Game of Thrones DVD set looks like a dragon.

- Mad Men's Kiernan Shipka will star in Lifetime's version of Flowers in the Attic.

- A class action lawsuit has been filed against Time Warner over the CBS and Showtime blackouts. (Yeah, how come I'm still paying the full price for cable right now?)

- Take a look at Tracy Morgan's shark tank.

- See Woody Allen acting in a new movie he neither wrote nor directed.

- Is putting more Beatles songs on TV and in film a good thing?

- Darren Aronofsky's next movie also features a ballerina.

- Our own Brian Mansfield recommends some good Elvis movies.

- Dave Eggers has a new book on the way.

- Vanity Fair talks to Mad Men creator Matt Weiner.

- Someone created posters for Seinfeld's fake moves, like Rochelle Rochelle and Chunnel.

- Buzzfeed claims no adult should watch The Neverending Story.

- If you don't have plans tonight, I think it would be fun to see the Rifftrax guys make fun of Starship Troopers.

- Watch the new trailer for Vampire Academy.

- I wish I had $30,000 to spend on this Andy Warhol cookbook.

- And finally, here's what happens when you blend Morrissey lyrics with Peanuts cartoons.